The Straits Times, 25 May 1966

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The Niitiiiiiiil NHwspiiiier Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1966. 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    Lock icon Peace in May: Malik
    356 1 To leave for Bangkok talks 'after Friday' JAKARTA, Tuesday INDONESIA'S Foreign Minister, Mr. Adam Malik, expects to reach settlement with Malaysia "this month of May," Antara, the official news agency, quoted him as saying today. Antara ;ilso said Mr. Malik would leave for talks with JAKARTA,
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    Tengku: We're willing to settle for all time
    194 1 Tengku: We're willing to settle for all time IPOH. Tups. The Primp Minister, Tcngku Abdul Rahman, today <\ pressed the hupr that goodwill and sincerity uoiild prc\ail when Tun Abdul Razak meets Indonesia's Foreign Minister. Mr Adam Malik. in Bangkok soon. Speaking to reporters at the airport here, on his
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    Valiant success
    28 1 ininiN I HMS VHllant. the Royal Navy'a first all Britishbuilt nuclear .submarine, received its passed with honours" .sea certilicntr vrsterday after three weeks of trinls— UPl
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    Lock icon Quake rocks Tashkent
    40 1 MOSCOW. Tues A strnii;: eaitli uemor rocked Tashkent today, latest In a series oi quakes which have hit the Soviet Central Asian city in the last month There were ho immediate details about casualties or damage. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Irian border pact
    33 1 CANBERRA. Tues —Australian and Indonesian officials reached agreement today on marking a roußhly defined border between West Irian and the Australian I Tru»t Territory of Papua-New i I Guinea —UPI.
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    Lock icon The ICE busters
    34 1 MOSCOW. Tue<- Russian bombers have been in action in Siberia— to clear an ice lam on the river Lena mhirli threatened to i flood tl c city of Yakt.sk Reuter. I
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    TAN HINTS AT 'HARSH' TAX MEASURES
    303 1 TAN HINTS AT 'HARSH' TAX MEASURES KUALA LUMPUB, Tuesday. THK Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Sk-w Sin, today hinted thai "harsh* 1 lax measures may be taken to till the $(>.'{<) million gnp in the lii si Malaysia plan. He said "harsh taxation" was one of the means the Government
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    Lock icon The no. 1 office sin
    51 1 LONDON, Tuev The main sin in the office, the Countess of Darmouth, 35, told girl secretariat students here, is falling in love with the boss. "Nothing is more boring and irritating to his friends and colleagues than an adoring and possessix c secretary," she said.
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    VIP copters diverted
    529 1  -  HENRY PAUL: By TANAH RATA, Tuesday All set for the I takeoff... Heavy rain in Highlands: Part of journey by car instead TIIK gathering of Thai and Malaysian YIPs in the Cameron Highlands today began with a drama of sorts after three hours of heavy mm. Halfway
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    Lock icon ASA? Make it USO-Malik
    57 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesia prefers a union of South-East Asia to the Association of South East Asia, the Foreiun Mmistei. Mi Adam Malik, was quoted as sayinn today. According to the Jakarta newspaper Sinar Harapan. Mr. Malik said the union should be bettei than ASA. now connMing
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    Lock icon Royal wedding
    33 1 THE HAGUE. Tues Princess MaiKtiei. third daughter of Queen Juliana and Mm Bernhaid. will marry Dr. Pieter Van Vollenhoven here on Jan 10 neM year, il was i announced today —UPI.
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    Lock icon More riots in Saigon
    52 1 SAIGON. Tues. Sloganshouting university students marched through the centre of Saiuon today in an anti-Govern-ment demonstration calling for an end to civil war in Vietnam. They shinned up lamp posts and ripped down Government banners across the streets as they moved through the city.— Reuter. See
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    Lock icon The Pandora horror
    58 1 AUCKLAND. Tues -All 29 crew of the 2.485-ton New Zealand collier Kaitawa were feaied lost today in New Zealand's worst sea disaster 1 for 59 years. The ship is believed to have sunk early today after striking the sand-rovered rock of 'he Pandora Bunks, off northern New
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    Lock icon Navy waits for 'clear ports' order
    142 1 Navy waits for 'clear ports' order LONDON, Tues. The Royal Navy today awaited a tall from llu' Prime Minister, Mr. Wilson, to move into the nations jammed ports and low away strikeI ound ships. Mr. Wilson was expected to issue orders to the navy soon, under a state of nat
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      NEW SPUTNIK
      23 1 MOSCOW I" So\iet I ni..n today launched a new unmanned satellite in the OMMMM ■cries, the news Bgncy I announced. I'PI.
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    Crusading editor
    106 2 FREED AFTER NINE YEARS IN JAIL, HE PLANS TO REOPEN HIS BANNED PAPER 'MR. Moclit.ir I.ubi-k j IndoneMa'.s crusading editor and novelist, poses for a photograph at his linine in Jakarta. soon after his release on May 17 after spending nine years in jail. During his long detention,
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    Lock icon Chen Yi: U.S. and Russia want war with us
    156 2 /COPENHAGEN, Tuev v. Marshal (lien Vi said here today that the U.S. and Russia might "jointly want to start a war against us." A serious trial of strength with the U.S. >'<-mcfl unavoidable and China did not expert Soviet aid in
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    Rice experiments
    28 2 TAIPEH. Tues. Rice experts •re conducting experiments to Brow lire on the rocky noil of Quemoy. thr Nationalist Chinese defended island Jum off the China const-
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    Lock icon Affluent Taipeh? It's a sham, says Mayor
    96 2 rIPEH, Tues.— The Mayor of Taipeh. Mr. Henry Kao, is not pleased with the false prosperity of l»i* city. 'On the face of it," he said in a r»port to the City Council, "Taipeh looks a Diosperous city with its tall building*, tourist
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    Lock icon WOOMERA ROCKET HITS SNAG AFTER 2 MINUTES
    125 2 WOOMERA ROCKET HITS SNAG AFTER 2 MINUTES VLTOOMERA. Tues. The Europa rocket was launched here today but developed a fault shortly after take-off. Tru» projects research director. Dr. Don Woods said the rocket had .i malfunction 2mins. LOMC& after soaring into the Australian skies. As a result, the range safety
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    Lock icon Road swallows a packed bus
    60 2 HONG KONG. Tues. The road literally opened 10 swallow up a packed bus in the centre of Hong Kong today. It« 40 passengers screamed as the road collapsed and the bus lurched and slid into a deep hole in front of a building -site where
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    Lock icon Rhodesia: Short of three votes...
    224 2 UNITED NATIONS. Tuesday. THE Security Council yesterday turned aside African demands for British military intervention to oust the white minority government from power in Rhodesia. Only six countries voted In favour of the African resolution— three short of the nine needed to adopt a proposal
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    Lock icon A Korean's idea of paradise on earth in Vietnam
    217 2 A Korean's idea of paradise on earth in Vietnam ]\EW YORK. Tues. 1 A 45-year-old Korean living in Japan has paid U. 5.5 11.184 to expound "an idea for peace Ln Vietnam" In a two-p age advertisement in yesterday'! York Times. Mr. Monhiro Mat.suda, who runs a mail-order body building
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      Lock icon Londoners goggle at fashion's newest giggle...
      138 3 Londoners goggle at fashion's newest giggle... ONDON. Tues. Lon. don, the trend-set-ting city for fashion gimmicks, has pounced on the newest and sauciest of them all the see-through paper dress. The nr.st K2 cellophane ■hlfU In transparent shades ol yellow, blue and red banded In .sticky tape and zipped In
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      Lock icon SEAMEN SCORE 3-1 OVER FRONT-LINE SOLDIER
      92 3 CYDNEY. Tues. Seamen manning the freighter Item it. i riu i for its voyaue lo Vietnam will receive almost three times the pay of a front-line private fighting there. Back of the seamen will receive about AS9OO for the six -week voyage there and
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      Lock icon Saigon threatens firm action against further rebellions
      370 3 SAIGON. Tu«s. TIIK military leaders of South Vietnam today proclaimed that "The Danang Affair" was settled and promised firm action against any further rebelliousness. The Chief of State. Lt.Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu, declared that general elections for a constituent assembly would be held
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      Lock icon LBJ's 'job rating' drops to its lowest point, new survey shows
      391 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. T»HE American public's rating of the way PreA sident Johnson does his job has fallen to the lowest point of his 2£ years in the White House, a public opinion survey reported today. The survey showed that
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      SULTAN IS OFF TO JAPAN TO SEEK MORE AID
      171 3 JAKARTA, lues.— Sultan Hamengku Buwono (above). Deputy Premier in charge of finance, left here today for Japan to seek more aid for Indonesia and a relaxation of terms on outstanding loans The new Indonesian Government plans to send similar missions all
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      Lock icon Emmy Award winners
      63 3 HOLLYWOOD. Tues. Dick Van Dyke and Mary Tyler Moore, whose television series "The Dick Van Dyke Show" leaves th« air this year, were voted best comedian and comedienne in the 1965-66 Emmy Awards. •The Dick Van Dyke Show" also won the award as the outstanding cotnerly series
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      Lock icon Democrats 'worried' over Johnson-Kennedy rift
      129 3 MIAMI (Florida). Tups ITI The former Vlre Proident. Mr. Richard M Nixon declared yesterday that President JohnMin and Senator Robert K Kennedy are locked in a struggle for control of the Democratic Party The rift between them Is so bitter and corrosive. Mr. Nixon said
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      State of crisis declared in Buganda
      107 3 State of crisis declared in Buganda NAIROBI. Tues. A state of emergency was declared last night in Bugar.da, Uganda's biggest kingdom, according to Kampala Radio monitored here. It was disclosed in Kampala earlier yesterday that the Bugandan parliament ha* asked the Uganda Central Government of President Milton Obote to vacate
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  • DAY TWO OF THE THAI PREMIER'S VISIT
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      ROBBERS STAGE CRASH TO GRAB 3500
      83 4 ■BNANO, luea A ii ha.- reported to the police that In was travelling along Perak Road yesterday noon when a youth on a bk\\. el into hi> van "My (in 1 r immediately stopped to see if we could render a:d." Mr Cheah Chock
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      Branch meeting
      27 4 KOI A BHAKL QCh nl thr Fedfr.it urn Armed f staff i innual bm youth Council Hall in J.. .1:1 Milimood here on June 5
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      Exchange of gifts at banquet
      40 4 'pjH Puan Kittikachorn. wife of the visiting Thai Prime Minister, and Toh Puan Raha, wife of Malaysia's Deputy Prime Ministei Tun Abdul Razak. exchanging gifts at a State Dinner in Parliament House on Monday night
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      Fire damages building
      46 4 IPOH lues Mr Urn Chin hairnun ot the Alliance nrty In Sungei Kfrstng near Tnipine reported to the police mat .anks from the p.irtv r wooden building were burnt on Sunday night Police Ijr'ieve that the damage »a* caused by "some mischievous people
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      Joint fish survey with Thais soon
      200 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysian and Thai experts will begin a joint survey of fishery resources around the waters of Southern Thai land and Malaysia before the end of the year. The survey will be In three stages. The first phase, lasting six weeks. •vill
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      Sex charge is denied
      44 4 SINGAPORE. Turn. —A yount man. Sa'al bin J&sman. *as (named in a .■nagi&traie's court here with havng carnal connection with a girl under 16 at Katong Park on Jan. 24. He pleaded not ttuilty Hearing »a.- fixed lor May 28
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      Thanom's homage to our war dead
      408 4 Thanom's homage to our war dead KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday HTHE Thai Prime Minister, Field Marshal Tun Thanom Kittikachorn, today placed a wreath at the Cenotaph in honour of Malaysia's dead and visited an oil palm factory in Klang before leaving by helicopter with Tun Abdul Razak for the Cameron Highlands
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    Robbery, theft appeals dismissed
    168 6 Robbery, theft appeals dismissed I SINOAPORE. Tue»— Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah today affirmed on appeal a lower court sentence of I four years' Jail and six strokes of the rotan on Slnan bin 81m In, 22, it: an armed robbery case. He dismissed Stnan's complaint that the sentence was
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    Shot in the air as thugs grab payroll
    191 6 Shot in the air as thugs grab payroll SINGAPORE, Tue*. Two armed men today grabbed ;i $3,000 payroll from a contractor 10 minutes before Ikwas about to pay 10 contract workers their weekly wages. The robbers one brandish ing a revolver and the other a dagger held up the contractor.
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    COURT TOLD OF A CAR WITH NINE TINS OF TNT
    254 6 COURT TOLD OF A CAR WITH NINE TINS OF TNT SINGAPORE. Tuesday. -TAN' OH SANG. 26. was today committed to stand 1 trial at the High Court on a charge of unlawful possession of nine tins of TNT. At a preliminary inquiry, held before the Ninth Magistrate. Mr. Tan Hoay
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    $2 mil. project at Jurong
    67 6 SINOAPORE. Tues.— A $2 mil- lion re-construction project Is now I In full swing along a five-mile stretch of Jurong Road, from the Buklt Tlmah and Buklt Batok junction to Boon Lay Road. The road Is being re-aligned and widened to meet the rapid growth
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    Mason gets $8,830 award for accident
    193 6 Mason gets $8,830 award for accident SINGAPORE. lues. A Public Utilities Board mason, whose left leg was shortened by an Inch after a traffic accident two years ago. was awarded total damages of $8,830 by Mr. Justice Choor Singh yesterday. P. K. Vellankannu 25. was the plaintiff In a negligence
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    Rotary talk
    38 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Professor Klang Al Kirn of the Chemistry Department of the University of Singapore will speak on "Insect Attractants" at the Rotary Club of 81ngapore-We«t's luncheon meeting at Prince* Restaurant at 1 p.m. on Thursday.
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    Fellowship rally
    34 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. A wellknown evangelist. Rev. Charles E. Blair, nil! arrive in Singapore en May 25 to address a fellowship rally at 8 p.m. the same day at the Trade Union House
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    PARLIAMENT QUESTIONS
    87 6 SINGAPORE. Tues,. The Member for Aljunied. Mr. S. V. Lingam. has submitted a question for the next sitting of Parliament, asking whether the Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Ton Chin Chye. will give early consideration to permitting the extension of bus ser- vices Into thp Macpher&on Houbing Estate He
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    AIRPORT—IN and OUT
    509 6 AIRPORT— IN and OUT 'I'HK io!io»lo£ i; today »ehedu> 1 or en: aircraft mo\emei,ti at Paya Lebar Airport Singapore. ARRIVALS Air India: Krom Nandt B>dney. Perth |A1 IO7AI «.S0 p.m. KLM: From Amsterdam. Athrna. Beirut. Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur, iKL v.'l i 13.40 i>tn.: from Jakarta (XL >>32> 6.30 p.m. BOAC
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    Lock icon Court is told of rich men who wed call girls
    246 7 II ss| I U>\ }Mr* \l.inj rich men in Sineapore were married to prusti lutes. oil«- ol the three •smyarjorrans i h a with prm-urins trom Singapore and hrincin; them t» s,tb.ih for pros 1 1 tut inn told a
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    YWCA fund up $2,000
    44 7 !K \N I m ttm TWCA ol Seremban morp tban s^OOO through a rmxietv Bbpw and fashion parade hpld al i dunrujt :hf waakmd :-,i>n. under the patrcna^t o: thr Tenpku Ampuan o: New; i~ -.><■ monej la VWCA rm:.dinp fund
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    Court told of body dug up at No. 21
    1374 7 MAN FOR TRIAL ON MURDER CHARGE SINGAPORE. Tuesday Magistrate tells of midnight phone call to record a 'confession' 4 PRELIMINARY inquiry was told today how police went to a house in Jalan Novena Timor No l!l —and after digging for thror
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    Road safety dance
    45 7 KVALA LUMPUR lues rt»ncf 'Mil be ixeUi at ;ht snoxnc lii r ernittior!i»l Aivpo: re>inur»nt in conjunct lur. 'I'h Roaa.S«.teM Weok on June 10 Hum 8.30 pm under the p«tron*Ke "f th# M et Transport. V»r. Sn S^rdori b.n Hk 1; Jubii
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    US MAY HELP SET UP QUAKE STATION IN SABAH: EXPERT
    224 7 JESSELTON. Tues 4 TELESEISMIC >ta- tion may be set up inn to record earth tremors and earthquakes in Sabah Mr. P. J. Milne, observer :n-charge of the Apia Ob srrvatory in Western Samoa will recommend the setting up of the
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    'Op Progress' to counter tida apa attitude
    100 7 \IOR SIAK. lues I he Central do\rrn mmlv in) in I.MincliitK Opcr.itiiin Prosress" i» in "iiuntrr die lid.i ip.i .illitiiric .imiin: the rut il ii ■•iiplr the ImMMI Mm i^trr of Rural Develop mml Inrhe sulaimnn nin Union MM here In da> \(iiin>sint
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    FAIR POLLS WILL ENHANCE KY GOVT PRESTIGE
    215 7 FAIR POLLS WILL ENHANCE KY GOVT PRESTIGE PEN ANO TIU THE \>n Tarn ('hau. president of thi High Council for the Dissemination of tlif Dhamma in the Vietnam Unified Buddhisi Order. >aicl here last night the South Vietnamese Government would greatly enhance Its prestige if it kept it.s promises to
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    38 7 yy h must mil dream of a return to thr old Malay empire of ■iOO years ucn. We must lire in the present and rontrihute what we can fo the procress of our >"iinL nation I rr.nr- r
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    US tour for 5 army officers
    42 7 KlAl. I IMPL'R riM ?ei.:ui ofßcer* ot in* M Army baw bean .selected for a md inntaUat Ited Strttes boginmng no I d m h.iin. fi mad A!>a«o;f L.-Coi Anna Jiii M -col N r Luue/
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    New mosque planned
    30 7 PARIT BIN I \R I DCf ir.o-qui co^.ir.e $20 UOO I be bu:.'. tin Sir c-' E ii v near i rag Piaodani 12 mlle^ from here
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    Lee lays wreath at Unknown Soldier's grave '
    267 7 Lee lays wreath at Unknown Soldier's grave DCDAh'r.SI 1,. Mr Let Kuan Yew j>ia( po a \vn;u n on im u-uknowu boidier > i v t in ribquun oere y< i.'ic i-eremoni layea hour becauiw th< Ui l md Hungarian Pnm« Ulnixter, M (r\ u..< K.ilii*.. went >>n lor three
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    Extort bid Charge
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    New medical officer
    12 7 Ktri im i Heal ■iffiter In -hr dininri honpitaJ
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    Cats are blamed for two deaths
    312 8  -  Rudy Beltrar: OVERTURNED OIL LAMP STARTS BLAZE By i: Kuala Lumpur. Tues. TWO playful cats are believed to have sparked off a fire in an attap house near Sungei Buloh, about 18 miles from here trapping three children under a burning mosquito net. I^ast
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    Victorious coming to join the fleet
    122 8 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. The aircraft carrier. HMS Victorious, is arriving here soon to join the Far East fleet. The Victorious will tak«> the place of the Ark Royal, which i.s at present doing, oil watch duties in th* Mozambique Channel to enforce th<* British o:;
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    Umno fun fairs in Penang
    59 8 nHAMO, Turs Two Umno branche.s here will hold food and tun fain m August to boost their grtifiH', fund.s. Thr Ens; Jetatoag branch Vttl hold a fAo-d.u- lair in the village on Aug. 6 ;uid :<nd the Patuni Road arancn will hold a one-da y
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    Kajang hospital extension
    50 8 KAJANG. Tues— A $120,000 ex-trn.-;iui to '.he out-patient depart- mem of ihc District Hospital heie is l>einK underiaken by ihe Mm;- latn of Health. 1 1:-- r-.trn.sion includes the biu'dins of an X-ray room. It is I expected to br compleied by ihe end of this year.
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    Seremban play
    24 8 SKREMBAN. Tup.s— The Scrrmb».n O.ni-tsuii Thratrkal Club will present 'Trap (or Liinclr Man" •it thi* Ras.ih C.imp here on June ■> and 3.
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    Boycotts 'splitting Malay unity'
    169 8 PARIT BUNTAR. Tuesday. THE Mentri Bcsar of Perak. Dato Ahmad bin Said, said Malay unity had been split In some rural areas because Umno and PMIP member* ru'.d engaged in 'social boycotts." "If one party held a function, members of the other would boycott It." he
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    New mosque opening
    27 8 KULIM. Tues.— The Kulim District Ofllcer. syed Alwi Shah.ibud(iin utll open the new niosqur a; Keladi. about one mile from here on May 29.
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    $8m flood damage on east coast
    139 8 I/OTA BHARU. Tues. IV Destruction caused by flooding in Kelantan and Trenßganu last year is estimated at |8.1 million S3 million more than the original estimate. This was disclosed here today ov a >ocial welfare officer. Inche Muhammad bin Mohamed Noor. wlkj la in
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    FIVE YOUNG WOMEN JOIN CATHOLIC ORDER
    132 8 DENANG. Tues. Five fOUM women from Korea". India and Ceylon today joined the ranks of the Little Sisters ol the Poor at the Order's Batu Lanchang LaiM chapel here. They were Si.-ier Chaiual (.iii.nia IOMM Pai 1 ol AngM,ngiiivu:i Chongip. SiNtr: Chan'iil Joseph (Juliana
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    Tax pact: Final talks 'in next few days'
    172 8 Xl \I,V LI MP| K. Tuet. —i he fuial round U» the double taxation talks, on which the <.iov<innienU oi Malavsi.i ;md Sincaywt iiavr bJbmM n-.ulitd .mrrenirnl, will lii 1 In'ld in the tew An iilliii.il ~i>ur«r >.tid litre: \\> hare not
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    Self-help road completed
    64 8 BAGAN SERAI. Tupv A thn '•-milf rural road c-ostinn $30,000 hM brrn conipleied in a *els-hc!r> pfi by the pcjole of Pant here Mrntri mk. D^ to Ahmad bin Said. In hp■jon of the good work nf Hi kumponc pponlo. K«ve *•■> on-ihe-tpot grant of $1,800 *>■?■
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    Road safety exhibition
    31 8 81 VCEf PATANI. TUM Th« Chief Police Officer. Mi. J. O. Ritchie, will open a road safety exhibition at the police contingent workshop here on Saturday and Sunday.
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    Singapore's aviation plans get a pat on the back
    218 9 Singapore's aviation plans get a pat on the back SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Government today received ;t pat on the buck from for m c r presidential cretary, Mr. Pierre Salinger, for its "far sighted" civil aviation policy and planning. Mr Salinucr. now a vie*nt hi Continental Airlintw said ho
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    New Sata officials
    53 9 New Sata officials MNUAPURE. Tues -Mr R.G. ernieu has been elected new umman of the Singapore Anliuberculosis Association. He sut■edl Mi Richard K NT. Eu. who .<* rrtned after holding the (xmt >i five years. Mi >; UttMWMI »ru; Mr. RichImi Kre Mcng were elected Kt-i Imnnien. Mi J Grimberg
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    He's back with architect's degree
    110 9 He's back with architect's degree SIM.APOKL. lues. A Sinnapurr studrnt. Mr. (lire S/v Wah (above i rKurneu after Rraduatbag from a part-time architectural course at the Perth Technical Collect in Western Australia. Mr. (her. Iti. who did threr years' basic study in arihitecturr at the Sin ..iimir Polytechnic, left for
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    New cards for 16 schools
    116 9 SINGAPOKK, Tues.. ReKiatrauun teams will call at the following lti school!) tomorrow to NdrM students, teachers, and staff for i lie new laminated plastic identity cards— the l'3th day In the national registration campaign tor schools. Kirn Song West Integrated Pn•m*:\ ■cbool; Kirn Seng East
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    Band at centre
    23 9 SINGAPORE Tues -The police Band will per lorrn at the Jalan riu Selrtar Voluntary Conslabulaiv Outre at 8 pm tomorrow.
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    POLICE REPLY TO STRIKERS
    133 9 t^ police continued to b<* stationed outride Hotel Singapura today, the Singapore Catering Ber Siall and Worker.-.' Trade Union were Informed by the police that their application to picket the hotel was receiving attention. A »pok6MOMU) for the union said the letter did not indicate when
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    N-language: As a matter of course, says Hassan
    301 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Turn Till! nation is beginning to accept tlie national langntgr as ;i ma tiff ol course, the secretary of the National Language Month central executive committee, Inche Hassan hin Ahmad, s;iid iii ;i statement here yeslerday. He said a "prevailing
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    12-LECTURE COURSE ON RUSSIA
    138 9 SINGAPORE. TUB* The University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies has organised a course of 12 lectures covering the geographical, economic and political aspects of the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe, with emphasis on the commerce and foreign trade system of the Soviet bloc. The course
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    'Leave large-scale family planning work to the govt'
    221 9 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. ■yOLUNTARY agencies in family planning, whose role has changed with the establishment of government programmes, should channel their resources into such new fields of activity as marriage guidance and infertility clinics. This wa.s stated tunight by Dr. V. M. S.
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    Minister Lim to speak at business meet
    96 9 Minister Lim to speak at business meet SINGAPORE. Tues The Minister of Finance. Mr. Lim Kirn San. will be the ttuest .speaker at ihe inauKural meeting of the Singapore Institute of Management at the Cultural Centre Theatre in Canning Rise on Friday afternoon The MMfef, w lnch will be attended
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    New school opening
    32 9 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Member of Parliament for Kampong Kembangan, Inche Mohd. Ariff bin Suradi. will open ti.e Kaki Bukii Secondary School. Jalan Suchi, at 7.30 p.m. on May 27
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    Mass meeting to mark Vesak Day
    124 9 SINGAPORE. Tuev A nia.ss meeting of 34 Buddhist organisations and temples will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on June 3 to commemorate \f, a k Day The MinLster of State for Defence, Mr Wee Toon Boon, will be uuest of honour at
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    30 schools take part in chess meet
    78 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Thirty teams have entered (or the Singapore truer-school chess championships which began yeiterday at the YMCA In Orchard Roud Eighteen of them are doing battle for the Llm Hee Seng challenge shield to be awarded to the winning team in the
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    24 10 >« Words 111 i«l«a.al Xl NATHAN of Kuala 1-umpur and r.lliabeth Woodwark ot at. Albana. Kngland were married at X.L.. Reglatry efflea on S-B-IM4
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    DEATH
    52 10 W;t. SIS Mimtmum, BENSON JOHN (SONNY) Aged M. beloved eon of Jobn uommtchM, Pamol ■state, K!uai*ic paaaed away peacefully on IH-VISH* Badly mourned hy hrothera Stetara uncle auntie and oaatf famine* Qttttatel tttanka to all relat:vee and fri<-nda who attended t»!» funeral aarrtoa, tent wrratht and helped In many
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    42 10 70 HorWi til (Minimum) DOES TRAVELLING UPSET yem TTito »f(Mii\o travel alckneae remed) la safe *vm for rhildrer HANOMADE. PURS WOOL, permanently moth -proofed rarpeta made to r-nier for a > setae by Tal Pin.. U1 River VaJley Road. Spore. Tel: HMi
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    OVERSEAS LEAVE
    72 10 It Wurdt it ,Min.>- «M i* r««. txlrm LEAVE HOUSE SURREY Avail- and for any prriod up to l< montha. well equipped l'.i.nj;.i low in L*a:h< rhead. Surrry. Thrt-e hedMM and baain en av.iir, pra*Mha| fue di\an t>rdii. all el'ctric hratins. Um^n. ctltlerv ÜbrMM, Hoomlnutrt l>v frrquent electric
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, June 25, 1966. Ky Still On Top
    605 10 The Straits Times Wednesday, June 25, 1966. Ky Still On Top The cullause of the revolt in Danang, unhappily not a painless surrender, has changed the situation in Vietnam dramatically, much to the Saigon Government's advantage and to the immense relief of the Americans. Whether Air ViceMarshal Kys position has
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    U.S. Degrees
    379 10 An official statement yesterday clarifies last week's announcement that the Malaysian Government has decided to recognise the degrees of American universities which are approved by accrediting agencies in the U.S. itself. Degrees obtained from such universities in science and in professions other than medicine (engineering or architecture, for
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    Fishing Survey
    176 10 The Thai -Malaysian joint fisheries survey to begin this year could produce important results. Despite the greater use of inboard and outboard motors and more efficient catching methods, the grounds which fishermen favour have changed little over the decades. Indeed, there is some evidence that improved techniques are
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      Open season on the 'freshies'
      203 10 Open season on the 'freshies' 'ITIE Straits Times of May 21 carried a report of the welcome given by the University of Singapore to freshies. It also mentioned the five -week orientation period. From personal experience, these five weeks will hardly be enjoyable or helpful in any way. Ragging, officially
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      60 10 1 support the suggestion that all graduate headmasters from Form Five schools should be withdrawn and put back into the classroom. After all whenever their advice is required It can be made available. As it is, lr at present we have one hundred graduate headmasters, It means we are wasting
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      51 10 I REFER to Mr. CJC Lim's letter tS.T. May 21) on the loss of his fathers Citizenship Certificate. Mr. Lim's father should make a report of .'us loss to a Police Station and then call at this flesi^try with a :opy of the report. IHi KIAK SENG Registrar of Citisens,
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    China's 'volunteers' in North Vietnam
    569 10  -  Stanley Karnow by Hong Kong, Turn* fOMMUNIST China is now estimated to have about 20.000 uniformed members of engineer battalions working in North Vietnam. These labourers, organised in military type units, are primarily engaged in assisting in the repair of roads, bridges and other lines
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    A boom that moved too fast begins to slow down
    983 10  - A boom that moved too fast begins to slow down ALFRED MALABRE Jr FACING FACTS OF ECONOMIC LIFE American factories are operating at 93 per cent capacity and costs have increased with expensive overtime and as inefficient facilities are pressed into use to meet the demandthere is no room to
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    British awards for the Borneo forces
    355 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. A new list ot awards to members of the security forces of Far East Command was announced in the London Gazette today. Brigadier W. W. Cheyne. Commander ol Wed Brigade, responsible for the di fence of the First Division of Sarawak. awarded
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    'Let's see a change of heart first...'
    157 11 MORE TALKS WITH BRITAIN? KUALA LUMPUR. Turn. JTURTHER private talks with Britain on the aid issue will only be worthwhile it there is some indication of a British change of heart, an official source said here today. The source said: ''There will be
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    'Family planning needed to beat abortions'
    276 11 'Family planning needed to beat abortions' SINGAPORE. T AfORE family planning facilities should be ITi made available to Malaya's rural folk in order to stamp out abortions. Dr. L. S. Sodhy, vicepresident of the world body of the International Planned Parenthood Federaation. said this in an interview today. He Is
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    Strike won't hit air services to Far East
    125 11 VLNCAPORE, Tues. Dc- spite a nation-wide strike by its ground crews and office workers in Italy. Air Alitalia is operating normal servicrs to Singapore and the Far East. A qpoksmuui said Alitalia's services between Europe and 1 Australia via Singapore would I
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    Flares from sky exercise
    56 11 JESSELTON, Tuea.— Malaysian •ecuruy forces will carry out n night flare-dropping exercise between 7 p.m. and 10 am tomorrow within fives miles radius of Kalabakun. and between two and five miles radius of Ulu Membalua. Aircraft will drop flares while ground forces will move in'o various
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    Sharp shooting officer cadets
    50 11 SINGAPORE Tues— A group hi offi er cadets of ihe Peoples D»'tence Force nr( now undergoing rigorous training in nharp khootinc at the Mandai range. The cadets, who come from \anouji profession*, will eventualIv he potted to various People's Force centre* to iaJu chart* of recruit*
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    Car kills boy
    28 11 IPOH. Tues. Mohamed Manan bin Osman. aged six. was killed by a car while crossing a road at Senanggol, 59 miles north of here, yesterday.
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    Tin plate still Nol for packing food
    154 11 Tin plate still Nol for packing food NEW YORK. Tues. Despite new inventions, substitutes and high prices, tin plate Is still the favoured I material for packaging foods in the United States. Financial World, a weekly magazine, said today: "For many years to come, and probably permanently, there will be
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    U.S. planners due today
    59 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. A team of 15 American planners will arrive In Singapore tomorrow tor threeday visit to observe housing and industrial planning. They are offlcials of the American Institute of Planners and the American Society of Planning, who have Just attended the 28th world congress of
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    MADE IN S'PORE NAILS FOR EXPORT
    145 11 MADE IN S'PORE NAILS FOR EXPORT CINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore is producing sufficient mosquito coils and wire nails not only to meet local needs but also for export. Spokesmen for three firms said it was for this reason that the Singapore Government had imposed low quarterly quotas for the import of
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    MAB hopes to collect $45,000
    39 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Malayan Association for the Blind hopes to make a record collection of 145.000 from its annual flower day on June 4. In Selangor. J6O people have volunteered to sell flowers.
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    AAM chief hails move to make safety belts compulsory
    427 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The Automobile Association of Malaya today hailed the Transport Minister's de c i sion to make the fitting of seat belts in new cars compulsory. The AAM chairman. Mr. F. A Fielding, said he hoped it was the
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    Lock icon S'PORE REFUSES VISA FOR INDON NEWSMAN
    101 11 JAKARTA, Tues. The Singapore Government has refused to issue a visa 'o a prominent Indonesian correspo ndent. It was learned here today. Correspondent Mohamad Said, of the newspaper Waspada. in the north Sumatra city of Medan. had applied for Singapore visa in Bangkok earlier
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      Big response to trade fair invitation
      386 12 ITOK Singapore manufacturers who wish to establish markets in foreign countries, the coming trade fair in Bangkok will present a golden opportunity. The lair, to be held under the auspices of E.C.A.F.E. from November 17 to December 10. is designed to increase trade among
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      QANTAS SEND TWO EMPLOYEES TO SYDNEY
      171 12 QANTAS SEND TWO EMPLOYEES TO SYDNEY MESSRS. Tan Kirn Swee i above left and 1 M Siang Chye i right i have left for Sydney to attend a procurement and supply familiarisation course being conducted by the Qantas stafl training division in Sydney. Australia. They will be away for approximately
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      New district traffic chief appointed
      94 12 New district traffic chief appointed ■\f R DA Newman (above) has arrived m Singapore to became the new 8.0.A.C. district traffic manager lor South-east Asia. His last appointment was in London where he was traffic superintendent, Southern Region, at 8.0.A.C. headquarters at London Airport for six years. Mr. Newman, who
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      Safer motoring
      29 12 The BriiL-h Automobile Association has au.mled a silver medal to Ford of Britain for its aeroflovv ventilation system desrribing it as a significant, contribution to safer motoring.
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      CONSULTANT AT GENEVA
      130 12 VfH. (>eoree Y. I- I.cc lalwi *a »el-known mmint runMMajajt, will rrpresent Mal.i>«ia as I In- emplow'i V deli'gale at the iiilli sesslun of the International Labour Conference at (icnru starling on June I. He will br accompanied lit Mr. K. C'hrw. personnrl manatrr of Shell i.Mi
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      Seamless can introduced
      80 12 The American Can Company announced In New York the introduction of a new seamless tinplate container (or tuna and other food products. The compaiiv said the container can be pre-pnmed before punching offering panoramic, unbroken lithography on the sides and top. This seamles* container is lighter in
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      FIVE MONTHS' COURSE IN N.Z.
      170 12 FIVE MONTHS' COURSE IN N.Z. rrO establish stronger trade links following the recent visit of the New Zealand Trade Mission to Singapore. W. Graham Hitchina Ltd. of Blenheim. New Zealand have chosen a Singapore University graduate, Mr. Kong Hoe Leong. to travel to New Zealand for an instructional course. Mr.
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      ITT plans big merger with ABC
      196 12 ITT plans big merger with ABC rE International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation <ITT> has announced plans lor a merger with American Broadcasting Companies Inc. <ABC>. This merger will put ITT-ABC within the 20 largest industrial companies in America. In Kuala Lumpur, the regional manager of ITT. Mr. R. N. Burton,
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      Two-week free trip
      288 12 A two-week free roaod trip to Hong Kong with aH expenses paid *v awarded to Mr. I.idi Kng luan of Halacea, and Mr. St -phrn Fung from Jeaeelton who were adjodged the top Esss dealer and salesman of the year respectively. The free ticket ilw coven their
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      3 cranes for Army
      314 12 rpHKKF unit> of the Aitttin Ucsitrn modrl .'Hi Mil X propelled h\<lr«iuli< t r.iiitvs li.i\r brrn rrrenllt brought to Malaysia from the I'nitrd Stairs ol America lh« local aerntv William lackl anil Co. (.Mi Ltd anil plird to thr Ministry of Drfr-inc foi Hie use by
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      4Motor salts will rise sharply'
      145 12 'VHV OtiM-r<, Moun* C'orpor»- tlon (hairmmi Mr Precierta G. Donnrr loreta.M« .\rt*rp lncr««ws In motor vr>riirl«s sslas around the world during rho nr\ >cadf. "WpU o\<t 13 mllll< Yeliirte nil! I Kkkt" in IM7.1) in Ilie United Stairs. Mr. DoniMT lold <!li annual mw ti
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    A boy's concentration
    171 13  -  MARGARET WEE: By E. Kuala Lumpur, Tues. Later, asked about royal visitor, he says: 'A very nice man' SPASTIC boy Ng Cuy Fong caught the attention of a Very Important Visitor today. A Class Two pupil of the Spi.itic Children's Centre in Petaling |aya, Cuy Fong, eight,
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    KHAW: OUR HOUSING IS OF A HIGH STANDARD
    204 13 I/UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Housing in Malaysia is of a fairly high standard, the Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. said here last niiiht. Mr. Kliaw was speaking 10 MWtfMtl at Sub a n K airport on nls return
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    Malacca Lions' inaugural
    58 13 MALACCA. Tuc-j-.— The Governor oi Malacca. Tun H«JI Abdul Malelc bin Yusof. will attend the banquet and dance of the newly formed Lions Club of Malacca at tii* Town Hall here on Saturday nl«h' At the banquet the Lion International District Governor. Dr. C. W Chen of
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    S'pore's C-Plan study awards
    47 13 \PORE TUM. Waut stuoin Bar.tn.tk tune l*ci: ..««;d«i Kbolknblpi by the SlnOovernm^nt under il» Colombo Plan (o s'udy at ih« Singapore. rhev urt Mis.- Jean le« K< t Jin wrK pliarmacj. «r.d Michael H:i Yu Lieng Abeng Urn and Chan Kok San. dentiatry
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    Sun shines at last for the man who lost all
    201 13 Sun shines at last for the man who lost all \JUAR, Tu«s. Th« sun Is shining at last lor legless, luckless Ahmad Shanat. 37, a patient al the hospital here for the last nine years. Until yesterday. <inmad. who was rejected by his wife and child, relatives and friends, was
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    In letter a $5 bribe...
    71 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue«. Sh.ihman bin Manap. 32. unemployed, yesterday pleaded guilty in the Session* court to oflcrir.g a bribe of $5 to the secrrarv o! the Public Services Commi&sior.. Inche Ismail bin Latifl. Deputy Supt. Moklitar bm Ha l Marahalcim. prosecuting. s.r.d that Inche Ismail
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    Saturday holiday for ALL schools from July
    245 13 I/UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Saturday will be a common holiday for all school children in Malaya soon. Tlip Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl. has> decided on new weekly holidays for schoola on the mainland For schools in the former Unfederated Malay Statea
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      251 13 Straits Times Crossword A< ROSS T. 3 holds Uxe right to one \ttal >. Tup arre«. and dr».. back principle <6>. 14.41. 13. Poet with merit in contention I. Treads on iht chemUt follow- dO>. ing a \arlation in pitcn (61 16. Forced to undrew on the set 10. Frleo
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      568 14 'lontinurd rrom Pagr It' ACKNOWLEDGMENT W Kerala 17a > Kmtauim MR. AMD MRS O>B thank NMn and trtmdt for rb* .laalatauoe, tliwurrt, ,ood w;*Be». <lfta at tbelr vnlititc. RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT Wmtl H Viriimill FELLOWSHIP RALLY" ar. oppnrtunlt\ to mi» MM "»•>• «f 1 ,-■>.■ 'cm OVERSEA!) LEAVfc SPAIN ■Uyvr SITUATIONS
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      957 14 ACCOMMODATION WANTED W, n _«<.» >«■ 'tl>m DISTRICTS OR IU ."-bedroom till aisced t rrort. -Lfl of June 5330/- 'o -IS pore PROM 1-7 kk i-u-opean rsmny mi;..-, detained uniurnisned Bungalo*/ House »ith Dane, ►vr.jc-i oar uorra ra 2.j01j <rtercoon THREE OR FOUR "roioom novae MM «.i to* orriee.-. Ren:
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      776 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE j «n> <• Via I Hoi .<. .I. »r'r, l*SO VANGUARD 195S Victor in Koud MsasMßß W on». In. Spore -'46.i4 aaytiuie lor I i.i-:ner eQQUines MARK TEN JAOUAR La's l»<3. I Owiiei tlr-ooadiuoaad. r»perecoide. »utoma.tio-drne ■SSStBal Taxed, t.lc. Js. Ornxat Koad. S po-> 1». •;on»ii:* i-toc:
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      322 14 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) JC '-VC LLLR> ir&kp« me mot! appre«e»" range **aare POR BEAUTIFUL GEMS Ud FOR SOUVENIRS CURIOS. Orieotxt LADIES HAIRDRESSING ens io. i i si FARIOA MAISON MAR'ILII h Ma ae.iii MAISON MOOCRMI f11.,i VICKY S FK.URAMA \ALON Half H »1 WHERE TO STAY (Sporr) YORK HOTEL. 1t..;
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      1252 15 I r//£L, Rul//V£S tXPRESS lAIIINCS TO CENOA-HAVRE-HAMBURB-BREMERHAYEN-ROnEROAM-AMSTERBAM AWTWERP-AARHUS-CBPEHHAfEN. Spurt P.ttaa Pei."i „tn L i man IM «urn Attw Com BUSUANCA Sailel Sailil It Pi 25 Juni II June I 21 luni ZJ 21 4 OREA i) Juni l| 11 Imi 12/14 IS/10 July 4 luly 17 II Jail I* 24
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      1323 15 I BENmLINE] UPRESS SERVICE TO LONOON. LIVERPOOL [QNHNtNU t KQRI> nrvutrnuin *<* riin-pu'i »ti tt BLNMACDHUI r 0 t,z t iaiy i i Sm|ao..'» Pt. S'»«rn "♦njnj Hi>n laly I Sta 27 May 21 May 27 30 May 11/ 1 An:«iro lu.y 17 For Ml JMI 21 BtNATTOW M Drculi
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    MORE INTEREST IN MININGS SHOWN ON STOCK MARKET
    858 16 From Our .Market lor respondent rpill. main feature of trad--1 <>n the Stock L°\changc >fsterday (turnover 1 I'l.VU.'iO units valued .it gS.4SS.ItI) was in the tin section in which more interest was shown However the support was alongside that for equities and
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    27 16 MaUvan Stork Indk-es May 23 May 1* ■Industrials: 101.69 102.07 Tlnv m.XI ***** S rubber*: 110.49 110 49 •Dec. 30 irii,°. 100 Deo If, IMI I Oil
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    96 16 SHIPS lynji alajeaaMdj tri* ain^^pare wKaivaa ■>• imianl ladav I MdMdoa in n 15 '1« t-sauil'.n is r,rrn::i W. U.i jib BrooK* .'l Ji 1 Keamgau ?3 34.1 Ban^.iitdnu ti M IJOIJaW s-prin^ 33D .-.'•dej Uik) M/M Vac NMt N/M\ BaJiadui 40 41 Utm Mannrr *o Hamnicr.u
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 16 May 24. RUBBER PRICE: 68 cents (down threeeighths of a cent). TIN $4>64.20 down $5.75) Unofficial estimated offering 240 tons (up 5 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    66 16 'MINCSE P>ofli«.t lunj'vi *">./< day Cacanut ail: ovu S4i> Mtaara, <iiirn ett. Caara Hay June K <joctiorst UaVlootod. Peoatr- MuaioK «ou. ?i» 3 MUei-a, Utn'Mji want- $tut mill i hpccih B«rawaJi ntack !i:;« «r:itr» t LamponK o.ack Sl3O IU) nailcra <ai] M*l MA I ASIA lll.i i,M »«llpr#
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    100 16 THf Allocution .it Bank) in MaaaaI I 114 i.l. tin 1. i. to nierctmnt* vniprrtav (all '«•(•> *v PW: Unltid Statm: ouv.ti* TT 32 11/ to. aln.mll OU 32 13.' 10. 90 d/st. 33J credit nilla, 'M 7/ its trmdt Dilin. Canada: Buying TT 3jJ. alnnatl Or 35*
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    61 16 MELBOURNE. T>\t* IVDC'srRIALto eased today Lift- which Mowed tone m- ground bhi» '.v.ts dam i, Funlifi loj-.-c.v in icadu.K minuu down li> M.40. < tun, BrokfL il: Amp©.. Aust. >■*)»■• MfcBUf. V. II I Colonial sugar O.J. Coles Herald Humes Z !*.epco Kutnmam Wool- OMB OU K*areh Peko
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    224 16 Jl Ml rir^t trade ruhlwr f.»l» hinrrs rlosrd at j p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur rrvtrrdj) at 68 rents prr Irt down thrre-eiKhths of a rent on MnndavV cloninj le»rl for th» position. The tone OHM slight!' steadier. i: \M. and t. M.R.I, rlo^inr pri, r> in
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    Straits tin price falls by nearly six dollars
    306 16 THL price or Straits tin tell yesterday in Penang by tS.fi to .Siib4 J.) mi an offering estimated up 5 ton- to MO tons It w.ts the lowest price since late .March IM6V The drop was not so beavy M the fall
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      969 16 To Europe and the United Kingdom s.s. "CHUSAIST 24 000 tons fully aircohditisnrd ttabilned) Departing SINGAPORE 2 July 1966 PENANG 3 July 1966 Arriving ROTTERDAM 24 July 1966 LONDON 25 July 1966 VIA BOMBAY. ADEN, PORT SAID. NAPLES BARCELONA LIMITED FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Apply to your Travel Agent, or
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    1017 17 |>I^lNfv in and reported to tli. and Kuala l.umpur tradinc rooms o( the BChB I\< hanse Mstrrda^ with thr number of .shares traded in brackets: WNITtMUI ■•utttad |7.0U0) I«.OM) $1.71; ti.c.M. (7.U00) 'HUM b« D, (IU.UOUI ■"i, fl 64. i .'1.0)10 > $1.62. I I. Htldmil (4.U001 Bunlin
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      800 17 IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE «-i_i ai aa^aai v M „<• OrifinaUng Petition No. 3J of 1S«« In the matter of Hong Soon Owe Choo Limited and In the matter of lhe Companies Ordinance (Chapter IMI Notice Is hereby given that a Petition was on the 12th day of
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      640 17 SHERIFFS SALE IN IHi HIGH COl RT IN THE M I'l mli OF SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF Suit No. 539 of ISS6 Eucation No. 74 of U)6S Ho Tong Woh Plaintiff MM Wai Mi-iib Electric Comany (sued as a linn) Delendanu AUCTION SALE OF Writing tables, lloor showcase*, steel
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      755 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS EASTERN OIL PALMS LIMITED Applications are invited for the following posts ln the Company's new OU Palm Factory on Ulu J Tiram Estate ln South Johore. 1. ONI FACTORY CHIEF CLERK. Experience with oil palm factory production, process control. preventive maintenance of machinery and labour control. 2. ONE
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      1221 17 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN PUABAT PtXAJARAN. MELAKA Tawaran danpada Prmborong2 van* berdaftar di-Jabatan Keria I Raya akan di-lenma di-Pejabat Pelajaran. Melaka. hingga pukol 12 tengah-han pada 4hb. Jun. i 1966. untok: Pembrkalan dan menghantarkan perabot ka-Sekolari2 Menengah di-Negeri Melaka. 2. Bunr2 mensenai perabot yang di-kehendaki boleh-lah d.-dapaiii di-Pejabat Pelajaran. Melaka. pada
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      438 17 URGENT IMPORTANT SALE AT SHORT NOTICE by PUBLIC AUCTION of A valuable part diverted shipment very rare highest grades of handmade PERSIAN CARPETS RUGS The contents of 7 bales Nos. 485 1-7, 94 pieces ln such valuable onplns as TEHERAN. KURDISTAN. KIRMAN. MIR. SAROUK. TABRIZ. MOBAREKEH. DJIVAN. KASHAN. HERIZ. ABADEH.
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    2073 18  - 'We11... nobody's perfect' JOHN BRADSHAW by Defence counsel Percy Foreman faced a formidable task His clients Candy Mossier and her nephew Melvin Powers, charged with the brutal killing of Candy's multi-millionaire husband saw tbt prosecution line up witnesses, one after the other, linking them as lovers and partners in the
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    387 18 DAY 3 of the story of America's most sensational murder trial Foreman repeated. "At this time, sir. I couldn't rightly tell you" "He's the biggest liar In all antiquity. Does that help you." dr." "How many crimes have •■en convicted of?" Approximately eight." "You have been in 202 times, have
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    Signs are for 4-day meeting at Ipoh
    289 19  -  with Epsom Jeep EXCELLENT entries are expecteu for the Perak Turf Club Derby Meeting which begins on June I and there is a possibility that it will be extended to four days There are near to 350 horses in Class 1. 2 and
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    500 19 ONDON, Tues. English-trained horses are given a solid chance of repelling Ireland's challenge and posting the first Home victory in five years when the Epsom Derby is run for the 187 th time tomorrow. Bereft of challengers from France and Italy, because of
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    Lock icon THE FINAL ACCEPTORS
    107 19 The 26 acceptors with probable Jockeys are: Allenheads (E Hide>. Bermondsey iR Maddock i. Black Prince iJ. Lindleyi. Borodino (8. Clayton), Permit I— t. One For You <O. Lewis i. Grey Moss (L. Ward). Right Noble iL. Piggott'. Amber.--•H 'J. Mercer). Splice The Mr. mbrai t iR.
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    349 19 SINOAPORE- Tues. The stipendiary steward's report j on last Sunday's races at Penana: RACK 1 Ban Lee Stable, owners of Armistice. were ordered pay a forfeit of SlOO foi scratching the gelding twice at the meeting without a veterinary certificate. Posner i Congratulations) was questioned ft*
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    576 19  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN NO CHANGE IN THIS YEAR'S MALAYA CUP RUGGER By BAN PROPOSAL CAN ONLY BE CONSIDERED FOR 1967—68 SERIES J£UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Singapore Rugby Union, who surprised rugger fans when they unilaterally seceded from th< Malaysian Rugby Union last yea: following the political separation of the
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    42 19 KUALA LUMPUR Tues. Methodist Boys School Sentul easily beat La Ualle School. Petaiing Jaya. by nine wickets in the Lall Singh cricket tournament final at Brickfields today. Scores: La Salle 13 (Nanda Kumar 5-5 Bhuplnder 4-1). MBS Sentul 15-1.
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    264 19 COSH AND BARNWELL THRASH WEST INDIANS CAMBRIDGE. Tues. Nick Cosh. 19-year-old engineering student, hit 98 against the West Indians yesterday and saved Cambridge University from following on. Even with the help of his Jlne innings, the University were dismissed for 320. 125 runs behind the West Indians's first innings of
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    102 19 SOCCER S'gor Lge Dlv. 3 (XL): VOC 3 Hong Chin 0. Ipoh Lge Dlt. 3: Malays "A" 3 Tamil Youngsters "A" 1: PBS. TR. 7 Ramblers "B" 1. Penant Lge Dto. 1: Prisons w.o. Baharol Alam FC. Negrl Jr. Lge (Seremban): STS 4 NS Club 1. HOCKEY Negrl l.ge
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    LATE BAKAR GOAL BEATS SCRC
    265 19 LATE BAKAR GOAL BEATS SCRC KUALA LUMPUR. Tues A trnal almost nn the flnul whistle by outslderleht Bakar Yusoff of I h short pass from Abdul Ghanl duriTr-: a goalmouth scramble gave Umno Youth a 4-f win over SCRC in their f\p [>eflßue Div. One match at G irney Road
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    League stalled by subsidy row
    305 19 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Football Association of Singapore league first division championship 'is in Krave danger of being cancelled this year for the first time in the 70-year history of or- ganised football in Singapore. 1 The league's opening day I has already been postpon- ed
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    100 for cross country run
    44 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. More than 100 men from the Malaysian Service Corps will compete in a cross-country run at Sungei Besi Garrison tomorrow A team will then be formed to compete In the Armed Forces cross-country race in July.
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    Council held
    47 19 PENANG. Tues. Rambler? held City Council to a 2-2 draw in a First Division league match at the City Stadium here tonight. City Council led 2-0 at halftime with goals by Kuppusumv I find Sharif f Ibrahim M\dln (penalty* and Hock Seng scored for Ramblers
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    99 20 Banquet for Tun Thanom Six die in a heat-wave NEW DELHI. Tues—The capital's first two heatstroke deaths of the summer were recorded yesit icliiy as temperatures rose Into the hundred.v Pour other deaths were reported In other parts of the" north.—UPI. I Till* glittering scene :it the Slate dinner for
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    25 20 SOUTHAMPTON. Tues Dr. Billy Graham, 47-year-old American evangelist, arrived here today nboard the liner Queen Mary to begin a month-long crusade in London.—Reuter.
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    27 20 KMOR TEH: TrrrM Khor ?!<•« tfMCMaf of Mr md Ml. Khor X.'ii >. ifc '.i \t,<li. I Th Mhi R*o. yoiint:"' Nil oi Mr .mil MiI II K.HJII
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    22 20 IN LOVING MCMOIIV Ol Antony Dcjwrtrd on 230* May !!>«■. rhi-i.-h.il Hrrn.-il.v V. ehiMirn m nd frlcndu for R*qulrin Huh Maw.
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    50 20 LEOPOLDVILLE. Tues. The Congolese Government Is to open an Inquiry Into the activities of ex-premler Moise Tshombe, leading to possible charges for high treason. President Joseph Mobutu told foreign correspondents here last night t: it he had Instructed the Justice Ministry to carry out the probe. Reuter.
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    42 20 COLUMBIA. (Ohio), Tues Police and the FBI today probed the murder ol a prominent U.S. rocket expert The bullet-riddled body of Professor Loren E. Bollinger was found here yesterday sprawled in the storage room of a recording studio. Reuter.
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    32 20 LONDON, Tues. A man was gunned to death today with a bullet through his head in what appeared to be the latest in a series of London gangland shootIngs— UPl.
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    32 20 LONDON. Tues. The West Indians beat Cambridge University by 174 runs here today. Final scores: West Indians 345 and 169-6 dec. Cambridge University 220 and 120 i David Holforld 8-52)
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    344 20 LONDON. Tues. The London stock market remained quiet and steady today. Dealers said a continued reluctance to sell was maintaining current levels despite yesterday's declaration of emergency and the possible effects of the continued UK seamens strike. Business was at a low level, and price movements generally narrow,
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    Evacuated US planes return to Danang
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    Solo pilot Sheila lands in Delhi
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    Rhodesia: Mrs. Hart flies to Lusaka for talks
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      53 20 The weather Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia and Singapore for the I period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest I Kuala Lumpur 91 73 i Kota Bharu 90 77 Penang 88 77 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 73 Singapore 90 75 C. Highlands 72 59 Jesselton 88
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